What does ETF stand for? An ETF is an Exchange Traded Fund.In general, an ETF is a basket of securities that you can buy and sell on the relevant stock exchanges through a brokerage firm or an online trading platform. ETFs are similar to mutual funds but give...
What exactly is financial planning? You’ve probably heard the term "financial planning" a lot, but do you know what it means? It has two key aspects – one related to companies and other legal entities and the other applicable to individuals. Financial planning is...
You have more assets than you think Many people accumulate various assets during their lifetime, such as bank accounts, insurance policies, real estate, stocks, options, retirement plans, pension funds, and investment portfolios. Not to mention digital wallets and...
The democratization of online trading. Online trading platforms democratized investment by providing access to it for everyone. In the past, this was primarily a privilege of professional brokers. These days, many people with various professional backgrounds and jobs...
What are the benefits of using an asset protection service? In our post about “Asset protection and why you absolutely need it,” we discussed in detail what asset protection is. An important clarification that we made is that asset protection is not only a privilege...
Traditional wills vs. digital inheritance When we speak about asset protection, inevitably wills and traditional inheritance pop up. We have already reviewed in detail in our blog “Best way to protect assets and ensure loved ones are secure” why traditional wills and...
Why do you need asset protection? Asset protection helps people ensure that their assets are protected against seizure or other forms of loss by, for example, establishing an irrevocable trust to protect personal or business assets against the claims of creditors. But...
Why asset protection? Many people think that asset protection is needed only by the very rich, who often proactively manage their assets. That couldn’t be more wrong. In real life, it’s actually the opposite – the fewer assets you have, the more important they are for...
